Good Adhesive Benson Sticks Despite Many Protests
Washington columnist notes Ezra Benson as Ike’s long serving agriculture secretary. He faces renewed congressional pressure and a looming end to his tenure under the 22nd Amendment. The piece contrasts Benson’s steady stance with lawmakers’ efforts to push him out. It recalls Benson’s 1953 testimony on spending versus income as the Agriculture Department budget surges from 2.9 billion to 6.2 billion dollars.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Ezra T. Benson
Salt Lake City
Benson
Washington
Eisenhower
Fiesenhower
Great Salt Lake
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Jit
Senate
Heither
Lake City
Benn
Agriculture Department
Ten rescued from sinking yacht off Palm Beach to Nassau
Ten people were saved from a 42 foot yacht that sank 30 miles off Palm Beach Florida while heading to Nassau. Coast Guard crews dropped rafts for transfer to safety and a woman with three small children was pictured in a large raft. The yacht was later towed to shore.
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Atlantic
Palm Beach
Fla
Nassau
Coast Guard
Forgotten Man Humphrey Overlooked in Demo Primaries
Washington UPI report notes Len Hubert Humphrey is out of the spotlight as Kennedy dominates West Virginia primary talk. It discusses options for a Kennedy Stevenson ticket and the party’s可能 paths if Kennedy falters or seeks the vice presidency.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
Len Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Wisconsin
Humphrey
John F Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
West Virginia
West Virgina
Los Angees
Democratic Party
Jack
Len Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Labor
Stuart Symington
D Mo
Symington
Chuckles In The News United Press International
A collection of light AP style briefs: Bit chell discharged after his wife lost weight from missing him. Karl Wolf elected Newark Memorial Day Parade chairman but parade canceled due to lack of public interest. Aleta Way Denison awarded 9000 dollars for bar stool injuries upheld by State Supreme Court. Miss Gum Label 1960 crowned in London. a Waterloo man misplaces a 25-cent parking fine while firefighters respond to a box.
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Newark
UPI
Karl Wolf
Des Moines
Iowa
UPTI
Aleta Way Denison
State Supreme Court
Rutgers President Slams Nation's Second Rate Intellectuals
Dr. Mason W. Gross, president of Rutgers University, said Tuesday night that the United States is producing the largest number of second rate intellectuals ever known.
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New Brunsdive
N.J
UPI
United States
Mason W. Gross
Rutgers University
Get Results Fast Favorite Classified Ad
A brisk classified notice advertises a ready made solution for fast results. It promotes a favorite option in local listings and appeals to readers seeking quick service or product matches. The brief copy emphasizes speed and convenience for buyers and sellers alike.
Commonwealth to Back Big Three
Britain seeks Commonwealth unity to back the Western trio in dealing with Russia at the Istanbul conference. Prime Minister Macmillan opens a two day debate while Foreign Secretary Lloyd returns from NATO talks as ministers weigh how to press for firm Western terms and no early signings.
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London
UPI
Britain
Russia
Seo Cary ‘ ‘Wyn Lloyd
NATO Council Sesson
Istanbul
Hareti Macmillan
Surces
Macmillan
Lloyd
Russians Without Guarantees Against Cheating
The article notes doubts about assurances given to Russians as a cheating risk looms in the South Africa situation, with the issue sidestepped and unclear guarantees discussed.
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South Africa
Mumps Delay Hits Macco Tax Trial in Galveston
UPI reports a mumps case delayed the $624 000 Macco tax trial in Galveston. Dallas attorney Wright Matthews, representing Maers interests, told Federal Judge Morton Fischer Tuesday night he had fallen ill with mumps.
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Galveston
UPI
Matth Ws
Dallas
Maers
Morton Fischer
Dow Jones Averages Rise as Stocks Climb in Afternoon Trade
The Dow Jones averages show gains with utilities up and industrials leading, as trading reaches 2 pm with notable volume. The report notes the Dow up 3.61, utilities firm, and 20 active rails tracking higher while total sales reach 340000 by midafternoon.
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United Press International
Indus
Civil Rights Commission Probes Armed Forces Discrimination
The Civil Rights Commission opened an inquiry into job discrimination by the armed forces and the National Guard. The spokesman said the probe covers federal employment where government pays part of the salary and discrimination in duty assignments and civilian hires, plus state refusals to admit Negroes to National Guard units.
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UPI
Civil Rights Comison
Armed Forces
Navial Guard
Commission
Tusday
Prnpoy
National Guard
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